Command problem

Dear,
Could you help to the issues below?

You gave no information about your system, so hard to say anything. What kind of OS is it at all? What did you try to achieve?
http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-...html#beprecise

Dear,
I'm on Ubuntu 20.04 version and want to resolve the issue in above.

So, why are you using Redhat/Fedora commands, you should be using apt/synaptic on Ubuntu....

What are the equivalent commands to the ones in above (I posted)?

https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/setup/linux

Follow the instructions for debian/ubuntu.

https://code.visualstudio.com/download

Thanks. Within "ccsm" on Ubuntu, how to further work with Visual code (or project)?

I suggest you read the documentation and help for vscode since it is a visual studio editor and ide and there is a lot of variation depending upon what you want to do. The links already given lead to that and once you have it installed and begin to try out the features then ask specific questions related to the details you do not understand. Generalized questions are too open-ended to really glean any helpful details and get specialized answers.

If you have done programming within an IDE of any type previously that experience will help, otherwise just install it following the instructions given then try it out and see what you can find. Ask detailed questions when you hit something that does not seem right or you cannot figure out an answer.

I don't know why you would need "ccsm' to use VScode. I don't on fedora.

Thanks. I converted code-1.71.2-1663191299.el7.x86_64.rpm to code_1.71.2-1663191300_amd64.deb and did the proper installation. Where should be the place to call VS code after such setup?

Originally Posted by Ant_1985 Thanks. I converted code-1.71.2-1663191299.el7.x86_64.rpm to code_1.71.2-1663191300_amd64.deb and did the proper installation.

You ought to download the deb file from the official site, not the rpm. In that case you do not need to convert it to deb.

Originally Posted by Ant_1985 Where should be the place to call VS code after such setup?

You can put it wherever you want. But in general (usually?) it is put (or you can put it) into your PATH therefore can be directly executed.

Installing from that rpm on my system put the command as /usr/bin/code. Have you checked if it was placed in the standard bin directory?

$ which code
/usr/bin/code

Try sudo apt install packagename

You are currently using the wrong OSs commands, you are using what seems to be Fedora's command line from Ubuntu. This does NOT work. I want to make a distribution later where that does work as well, but it's difficult to do at this stage.